Board of Finance

East Hampton Board of Finance sets June 2 referendum for FY 2027 budget. Finance Director Jeffery Jylkka outlined adjustments reflecting a 3.23 percent expenditure increase and a mill rate of 28.67, including a new Pequot/Mohegan grant of $104,793 and increases in state education reimbursement and

East Hampton Board of Finance unanimously reappoints PKF O'Connor Davies as auditor. The firm was reappointed for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, with a fee of $66,700, fulfilling the second year of a three-year agreement originally approved in 2024. Director of Finance Jeffery Jylkka

East Hampton Board of Finance approves $40.6M schools budget on 5-2 vote. Board members Alison Walck and James Radavich voted against the fiscal 2026-2027 education budget, citing concerns about property tax strain from revaluation and the lack of large commercial development. In related unanimous

East Hampton Board of Finance deliberates on budget without voting. Chaired by Anthony Spagnoletti, the board discussed the FY 2026-2027 budget's three major components—capital, town operations, and schools—with particular attention to the Board of Education's proposed 4.81 percent increase. Board

Board of Finance hears $61.2M budget with falling mill rate despite operational increases. Superintendent Dr. Timothy Van Tasel presented a $40,627,676 Board of Education budget (4.81 percent increase), citing state funding reductions requiring four position adjustments and new kindergarten